Word: trusting
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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Since you have opened your columns to unsigned charges against a number of persons, including myself, in connection with the 1950 Class Committee election, I trust you will open them to this (signed) reply. I speak only for myself in this, but it may help illustrate how preposterous all the charges...
...tell whether they took part in the labor of counting the ballots. I take leave to doubt it, however. Theirs is not to do the work, theirs is but to sit back, criticize, and underhandedly impugn the honesty of those who do--all under the cover of anonymity. I trust the Harvard student body is adult enough to treat this form of irresponsible and cowardly characer assassination with the contempt it deserves. Frederic D. Houghteling...
...Canadian spy case or the trial in. Britain of Dr. Allan Nunn May. The scientists at Harwell were horrified and demoralized. In Washington a young general threw up his hands. "It's depressing," he said. "It makes you so suspicious you don't know whether to trust your own staff members." From Frankfurt came word of Klaus Fuchs's father. The old pacifist, now 75, had left two weeks ago to become professor of theology at the University of Leipzig in the Russian zone of Germany...
Students must present payment for their term bills at the Harvard Trust Co. by midnight today or pay a fine of ten dollars. The fine is the minimum penalty for late payment of the bills which can, on recommendation of the Dean's Office, lead to probation...
...spoke to newsmen that made the difference. From the day he arrived, he was always ready to trust the student correspondents. He never needlessly withheld information, never made a pretense of secrecy...